Sentence examples for conceived it with from inspiring English sources

The essence of Jones's teaching was the personal relationship (as she conceived it) with the writers she admired.

But gone is the sisterly scene as Gluck conceived it, with the oppressed women huddled together and voicing their desperation.

Written by Claudia Shear, who conceived it with the director James Lapine, "Dirty Blonde" reopens tomorrow at the Helen Hayes Theater on Broadway after a widely praised run at the New York Theater Workshop.

But VR in the precise form that Mr Lanier originally conceived it, with head-mounted displays, data-gloves and immersive environments, is used only in obscure corners of industrial design.

Mark Elder and the Hallé did the honours; their programme finished with what has become Britten's most performed work, The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, given as Britten originally conceived it, with Tom Redmond (also a Hallé horn player) delivering the spoken narration.

I have NOTHING to do with The Apprentice except for fact that I conceived it with Mark B & have a big stake in it.

"As the TV landscape continues to change, we really fell in love with the idea of taking something that has made so much noise on the Web and re-conceiving it with the original creators as a completely satisfying yet different experience for a half-hour audience on a television network," Robert Greenblatt, the president for entertainment for Showtime, said in a statement Friday.

He also showed that much of Greek philosophy was consonant with Judaism as he conceived it and with the allegorical sense of biblical texts as he read them.

The show, directed by Alexander Devriendt, who conceived it along with Joeri Smet and the cast, essentially begins with the youngsters trooping casually onstage and seating themselves in chairs lined up in a neat row.

The story of The Reader is simple on the page, conceived, it seems, with the clarity of the fable, reminiscent as Steiner says "of an extended novella in the manner of Kleist or Schnitzler".

Mr. Madison Felt himself compelled to move for striking out that part of the bill, which provided, that the temporary residence of congress should continue at New-York; as he conceived it irreconcileable with the spirit of the constitution.